Hi

1) Generally for martial disputes, extradition orders are not issued.

2) Supreme court in Arnesh Kumar Vs. State of Bihar, 2014 (8) SCC 273 has categorically stated that there shall be No Automatic Arrest in 498A Cases and strict Guidelines have been issued to Police And Magistrates.

3) Your daughter in law can file 498a and Domestic violence cases against your son and you(father and mother).

4) If your son's wife chooses to file a 498a(dowry case) against you, then you and your son can appear in front of police and submit your statement denying the allegations.

5) Another Alternative remedy is that if your daughter in law files 498a and Domestic violence cases, you can get the same quashed by filing a petition under section 482 of Cr.P.C at Delhi High court.

7) You can also petition the Delhi High court under section 482 of Cr.P.C for exemption from personal appearance etc.

Hope this information is useful.

1) daughter in law can file case under section 498A against her husband for dowry harassment

2) police would issue notice to your son

3) son should come down to India and apply for AB

4) if your son does not cooperate in investigations then look out notice would be issued against him

5) wife may move RPO to impound husband passport

my question is can my daughter in law extradition my son from australia ? what type of charges she will implicate to my son & also us?

She cannot seek to extradite your son from Australia.

At the maximum she may file a 498a and dowry harassment cases against all of you and in addition she may file domestic violence case but a maintenance case shall be maintainable only against him.

1. Extradition is most difficult process and expensive one and only in extreme serious cases involving persons accused of terrorism or serious crime persons are extradited.

2.For extradition the first condition there must be a extradition treaty between the two countries.

.3 In other words in matrimonial cases there is not a single instance of extradition.

4.However of his wife files 498A cases then ask your son to come to India , take bail and return to Australia once again.

5.Thereafter he need not come on each dates.

Good luck.